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Cute little car. Seems to have a lot more style than some of today's sub-compact cars. I briefly owned a 1978 (Mitsubishi) Dodge Challenger. While it do the name plate any justice, it was a nice, small sporty car like this Colt.
It may be in transit. Depending on where you live, your 1320 could take weeks to land. These units are strategically shipped to maximize efficiency. And sometimes they are delayed without apparent cause.
Disappointing, but glad it made it to the mix. As the previous owner of a 2005 Legend Lime Mustang GT and a 2007 Grabber Orange Mustang GT, I can personally attest to the appeal of these high-impact colors amidst the sea of dull, neutral finishes. Owning a muscle car is anything but...
Aside from keeping your vehicle cleaner, mudflaps are also a courtesy to other drivers. When I was running with the Subie crowd, they mitigated the threat of damage to cars behind them while tooling down off-road trails. And on the road, they keep rocks from getting thrown up at other driver's...
Limited range and inadequate infrastructure are the major concerns of potential EV buyers. I think the range will improve over time as the technology develops, and once there are noticeably more charging stations available, it will allay fears of being stranded somewhere.
Adaptation is crucial to survival, whether it involves animals or vehicles. I'm glad there will be alternatives to ICE equipped vehicles going forward. It doesn't mean I love my HEMI powered Challenger any less. I'm just happy that they're still focusing on performance, regardless of the type of...
I haven’t got a wide body (car), but I noticed an improvement over the cleanliness of the sides and rear quarters of my Scat Pack after installing the Mopar mud flaps. I don’t know if they are available for the wide bodies, so perhaps you can look into applying a clear film that protects the...
Thanks, redriderbob.
Unfortunately, I didn't scan too many "before" photos of my 1971 Plymouth GTX. In fact, these photos were taken right after I sold my car. You can see my 1972 Dodge Challenger in the background of one of the GTX photos.
Check it out:
Also, I didn't take pix of...
Gladly!
The "after" pictures are meaningless until you've seen the "before" pictures! LOL
So, here goes...
1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee
More to follow. ;)
I'm glad they're investing in their future. I'm sure at some point, this will become second nature to techs and service advisors alike. It will shift from tribal knowledge to common knowledge. Electric vehicle maintenance will require a completely new skill set and changes to existing...
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